The Razer Huntsman is my go-to gaming keyboard. One thing that might not be for everyone is its size – it’s huge! Enter: The Razer Huntsman Mini, a 60% keyboard with all the Huntsman optical key goodness.

Tenkeyless keyboards, or those without a numberpad, have always been my go-to keyboard format, whether it’s for work or play. I don’t deal with a lot of numerical data in my daily work, so the smaller footprint helps keep my desk just a bit more clutter-free.

In an extravagant ideal world this responsive gaming keyboard would by my second string slab, held over purely for gaming. Because for everything else it's a source of potential frustration.

Portable and powerful, this is a serious keyboard for serious gamers.

Durable but compact build; Ultra-sensitive optical keys; Doubleshot PBT keycaps

Lacklustre lighting; Terrible for typing

The keyboard is amazing. It's definitely worth the money and is overall great quality. It's a little expensive but with that you pay for quality and quality is what you get

After trying out the keyboard in CS: GO, Borderlands 3, Halo: Reach and Darksiders 3, we were quite impressed by the insanely fast actuation speed this keyboard is capable of.

Once you have gotten used to the Razer Huntsman Tournament Edition, you’ll find that it’s actually a pretty okay keyboard which we will give it a 6.7 out of 10. Compared to the Huntsman and Huntsman Elite during its initial release, the Huntsman Tournament Edition was given a much more favorable...

Clean and simple design; PBT doubleshot keycaps; Standard ANSI layout with standard bottom row; Detachable cable design for better mobility; Supports most of the Cherry MX keycaps; The opto-mechanical switch provides a more uniform key travel; Less tendency for key chattering to happen; Can toggle...

Price is slightly on the higher side; Limited key rollover (6KRO or 10KRO); Keycap started to shine in just a week of usage; Longer keys feel odd when bottomed

The Razer Huntsman Tournament Edition is a fast keyboard, with a stunning lightweight design. It's a bit expensive, but if you need that speed and portability it's worth it.

Fast switches; Minimalist design; Removable cable

Expensive; Not many extra features

Razer's Huntsman Tournament Edition is a solid twitch-response keyboard for competitive players comfortable prioritizing gaming over typo-free typing.

Light, compact design; Optical switches are accurate and have hair-trigger actuation; Detachable cable enhances portability.

Featherlight actuation can lead to lots of typing mistakes.

Pick up the Razer Huntsman Tournament Edition if you want a tenkeyless esports keyboard with a novel key switch design. Avoid it if you don't want to spend $130 on a tenkeyless model.

Compact design, Great performance, Sensible software

Expensive, Key switches feel similar to cheaper options, No carrying case or cable management